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The Commercial Tribune dated Friday June 12, 1925 presents newspaper masthead and pricing details for daily and Sunday editions. It lists distribution points Schultz's News Stand Grand Central Station Hotaling's News Stand and notes Associated Press credit and publication date.
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Commercial Tribune
Commercial Square
Fifth
Broadway
Cincinnat
Harry W. Brown
The
New York City
Schultz
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Grand Central Station
Hotaling
Times
Forty-third
Associated Press
Coolidge and the third term question in political outlook
The piece discusses President Coolidge's Northwest visit and its impact on public sentiment. It weighs the idea of a potential third term against tradition, arguing no law bars it but questioning public policy and the precedent set by Washington and Roosevelt. The author cautions against implying future favors.
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Coolidge
Northwest
Washington
Roosevelt
Governor Donahey Criticized for Pardoning Power Abused
An Ohio editorial condemns Governor Donahey for using the pardoning power without notice or consultation. It argues the veto is a dangerous one man control over law enforcement and questions the governor’s discretion and courtesy in a high profile clemency case involving a convicted conspirator in an assault to kill.
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Donahey
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati and Neighborly Visits Across Four States
Cincinnati business leaders travel to Indiana and Kentucky for friendly visits within a hundred miles. The city promotes mutual trade, hospitality, and cultural ties, inviting neighbors to enjoy Cincinnati’s offerings in culture, recreation, education, and commerce.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Kentucky
Queen City
Canada Agrees to Limit North Pole Claims
The article notes Canada renouncing claims beyond the pole, outlining that Canada claims islands between longitudes 60 and 142 while the United States would claim islands north of Alaska. It suggests no fight over fifty four forty and mentions arbitration as a future option. It also touches on political and labor issues, including a Kentuckian jailed for contempt of court and a major construction stoppage in five cities amid a jurisdictional dispute.
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Canada
Pole
North Pole
Canadian Commons
United States
Alaska
Congress
More Truth Than Poetry
Column by James J. Montague explores contrasts between factual clarity and poetic flourish. Observations critique romanticizing history and advocate for grounded reporting, highlighting the value of plain language in public discourse.
The Rhinoceros Viper and Other Verses
A poem rails at dangerous snakes while imagining a horned venomous serpent and condemns nature for horns. The verse contrasts fearsome traits and ends with brief political and social observations about senators, cons ERV AT ISM, and returning from vacations.
New York Life in June Skies and Street Scenes
A vivid stroll through New York highlights the city’s street life and landmarks from Wall Street hustlers to Grant's Tomb and Columbus Circle. The writer notes photographers, flirtations, caricature signs, and a harbor of eclectic characters before musing on a retro flair and playful signs.
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New York
Hudson
Wall Street
Frank Vanderlip
Grant
W. R. Hearst
Amelia Bingham
Mike Donlin
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 12 1875
Highlights from The Cincinnati Commercial recall the Chickering Institute graduation at Vine Street Church with nineteen graduates receiving diplomas. The Ludlow Baseball Club lost to Philadelphia 19 11 with Williams on the mound. Cincinnati seeks a branch mint as Dr H R Linderman visits in conference with Congressman Sayler. Plainsville and Newtown Loan and Building Association files for incorporation with directors Morris Muchmore T M Armstrong E W Bramble William Durham W R McGill. Captain Ford campaigns to remove river snags on the Ohio. City Council Light Committee learns of a gas contract via General Hickenlooper. Weather: Clear to cloudy 66 90 degrees.
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Plainsville and Newtown Loan and Building Association
County Recorder
Morris Muchmore
T. M. Armstrong
E. W. Bramble
William Durham
W. R. McGill
Former President of the American Medical Association
A historical note recalls the tenure of a former president of the American Medical Association highlighting contributions to medical policy and professional leadership.
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The
American Medical Association
Question Quiz Answers From Yesterday’s Paper
A list recalls questions and answers from yesterday’s edition covering geography history and notable facts. Topics include brain regions city capitals and ancient pe n descriptions with brief factual statements and a note on a 1925 copyright.
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Brazil
Para
Africa
Brush
India
United States
Arctic Ocean
Smyrna
Turkey
China
Tyre
Phoenicia
Tiberius
Rome
Kansas
Gladstone
England
Queen Victoria
Scotland
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Lake Erie
Press Publishing Co
Pond Life Crustaceans Die Down As Rain Delays Return
A pond scene notes tiny Cypris ostracodes sleeping in mud as water dries and diatoms leave a silica dust later used as kieselguhr in dynamite. The piece explains diatom shells lingering after death and how Rich mond Virginia is tied to the mineral.
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Richmond
J. Otis Swift
N. Y
Twenty Years Ago In Cincinnati From The Commercial Tribune
Highlights from Cincinnati's past include Taft's plea over Miss Horsley's tenure, Newport High praise for George B Cox, a play cancellation due to wardrobe trunks, a lost child reuniting with family, Children's Day at House of Refuge with a cantata, a stock theater blaze on Spring Grove avenue, and a daytime clouded, mild rain outlook with temperatures 70 to 82.
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William H. Taft
Dyer
Louise D. Horsley
Mt. Auburn
Newport High School
Robert E. Nelson
St. Paul's P. E. Church
George B. Cox
House of Refuge
Refuge
Attorney's Home Robbed on Madison Road
Ase Calvin S. Cramer of the Georgian Terrace and Mrs. Cramer returned to their apartment on Madison Road about 10 45 last night to find a burglar had entered. A negro ran past them as they switched on lights and the place had been ransacked. About 56 dollars that were in a drawer were gone.
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Calvin S. Cramer
Georgian Terrace
Madison Road
Predicting End of Orphan Asylums Child Welfare Push
A New York Evening World article by Sophie Irene Loeb outlines a national push led by the Child Welfare Conference to reduce institutional life for children. It argues for home-based care, widows pensions, and foster placements, citing millions spent on asylums and promising lower costs and better community integration.
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Sophie Irene Loeb
The
New York Evening World
United States
Union
New York City
Child Welfare Committee of America, Inc
Code Commissions
Adolph Lewisohn
Johnny Doe
Conservatory Alumni Dinner Honors Class of 1925
The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music alumni held a dinner at the Cincinnati Country Club with toastmaster John Hoffmann. George Leighton welcomed the class of 1925. Virginia Watson responded. Clara Baur founder honored. $6,000 raised for the Clara Baur Memorial Scholarship Fund.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati Country Club
John Hoffmann
Alumni Association
George Leighton
Virginia Watson
Bertha Baur
Conservatory
Frances Moses
Clara Baur
Louis Laverne
Albert Berne
Leo Paaltz
Mr. Leighton
Alice Huebner
Elizabeth Cook
Pussyfoot Johnson Returns to Independence for Prohibition Talk
William E. Johnson, once driven from Kansas City to expose eight ex-saloon men, returned to Independence after 34 years to address the First Baptist Church. He preached the same crusade for prohibition and recounted his expedition around the world.
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New York World News Service
Independence
Kan
William E. Johnson
Prohibition
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Four West Point cadets to receive Army commissions
Four cadets from Cincinnati and Ludlow Kentucky will be commissioned today at West Point 1925 graduation exercises Albert A Horner son of Aaron J Horner 109 Malvern Place Carl F Tischbein son of Mrs E Tischbein 4228 Greenlee Avenue Armand W Hopkins nephew of Mrs Mary E Matthews Dale Road Bond Hill and Milton T Hawkins son of W B Hawkins 94 Park Avenue Ludlow Kentucky.
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West Point
West Point Military Academy
Ludlow
United States Army
Albert A. Horner
Aaron J. Horner
Malvern Place
Carl F. Tischbein
E. Tischbein
Greenlee Avenue
Armand W. Hopkins
Mary E. Matthews
Dale Road
Bond Hill
Milton T. Hawkins
W. B. Hawkins
Park Avenue
Kentucky
Music College Awards Honors Outstanding Graduates
More than ninety certificates and degrees were awarded at the College of Music commencement. Thurlow Lieurance received an honorary Doctor of Music for preserving American Indian melodies. Dr. Chandler spoke on commencement’s significance and music’s universal impact.
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College of Music
Thurlow Lieurance
Martin Dumler
Board of Directors
Lieurance
Jesse Halsey
Frank W
Rossinii
Nebraska day chief attacks school textbooks on fermentation
State officials debate removing texts that describe fermentation and liquor production. E. E. Thomas, Nebraska Prohibition Director, cites a Blaine County superintendent's complaint about distilling illustrations in a physiology book.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Iif
Nebraska
State Department of Education
Matzen
E. E. Thomas
Omaha
A. L. Shamblin
Blaine County
City Plan Board Rejects Street Widening Measure
City Planning Commission disapproved the council approved plan to repave Sycamore Main Walnut Elm and Plum streets between Third and Fourth streets to widen roadways by trimming three feet from each sidewalk. They said action should align with the city plan and noted a possible state law requiring Service Director approval.
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Sycamore
Main
Walnut
Elm
Plum
City Planning Commission
Vine Street
Planning Commission
Irwin Krohn
Hornberger
Pias
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Hell
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Dempsey
France
O. O. McIntyre
Seventy-second Street
Central Park
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Maine Monument
Lotus Club
Health Farm
Columbus Circle
Darky
Griff
Bloome Street
Whitechapel
Bermuda
Ithanahie
Coney Island
Spieler
Sma
DR. Reed
King Feature Synd., Inc
Cincinnati Commercial
Chickering Institute
Vine Street Congregational Church
W. H. Venable
J. Harris Abbot
John H. Cook
Floyds. Crego
J. Henry Haire
William H. McCann
Lucien B. Plympton
Charles Woodward
Philadelphia
Williams
H. R. Linderman
Congressman Sayler
Captain Ford
Ohio River
City Council Committee On Light
General Hickenlooper
Commercial ‘Tribune
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Poplar
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Thomashefsky
Rawson
Spring Grove Avenue
Bosi
Pussyfoot Johnson
Music College Awards
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City Plan Board
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